Schweizerische Nationalbank
Martin Schlegel has held various leadership positions at the Swiss National Bank since August 2003, including Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Governing Board, and has overseen the Singapore Branch as well as departments focused on foreign exchange and gold. Prior experience includes roles as an economist in the money market and financial market analysis units, as well as a trainee in the research unit. From September 2010 to August 2022, Martin Schlegel served as a University Lecturer at the University of Basel, teaching a Master Course on Applied Monetary Policy. Academic qualifications include a Doctor of Economics from the University of Basel and a Master's degree in Economics from the University of Zurich.
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Schweizerische Nationalbank
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Schweizerische Nationalbank is the central bank of Switzerland. The Bank conducts Switzerland's monetary policy as an independent central bank and is responsible for price stability. Through the intermediary of the commercial banks and Swiss Post, it supplies the economy with bank notes and coins. In the field of cashless payment transactions, the Bank provides services for payments between banks through Swiss Interbank Clearing (SIC). In addition, Schweizerische Nationalbank manages international reserves, such as gold, foreign exchange and international payment instruments; compiles various statistical information, including banking statistics, as well as balance of payments; and advises federal authorities on the issues of monetary policy. Furthermore, it is divided into three departments: Department I and Department III in Zuerich, and Department II in Berne.